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Old 05-24-2009, 09:35 PM
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Smile need a clue on how to change clutch
I am trying to put a new clutch in my cub 100 and I cant figure out how to get the old one off. Is there anyone that can give me a idea on how to get it apart. Thanks Al
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Old 05-24-2009, 09:57 PM
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Al do you have it out of the tractor,Drive shaft and all??If so your gonna have to find yourself a spring compressor to compress the spring and then punch the roll pins out.Look in the tech section here on the fourm,there may be something in there.Merk has some pictures of his home made compressor,(spring),Ill check if I have a picture of mine and post it for you.Do you have a Manual,If you need one check in the tech section,there are some there but I dont know about the 70/100,I have one if you want me to Email it to you!!Others will be along to help also!!
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Here it is very similar to them all !!!





None of my browsers allow me a peek at the tech section pictures,Only once in a great while.I have a web protection service calld K-9 that blocks everything in searches so the kids dont get into something they dont need to be in!!It unfortunatly blocks all the pictures on the home page of the sponsors the diamond plate background,but not any of the pictures us members post.Otherwise id look in the tech section and post a link,Sorry
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Old 05-24-2009, 10:47 PM
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See page 14 in this manual:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=227
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When you take down your clutch I have a suggestion, replace the teaser spring, because your clutch won't work without it and it's a real pain to have to pull the motor just for that little spring.
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